College humor magazines

Most colleges and universities have a humor magazine; since the rise of the internet, some are online only. Some of the college humor magazines have a long and illustrious history; the most significant being the Harvard Lampoon, which gave rise to the National Lampoon in 1970, which in turn was directly or indirectly influential in the rise of an entire generation of comedy, including Saturday Night Live and its various offshoots.

List of College Humor Magazines

The Amherst Hamster
Cornell's Lunatic
Dartmouth's Jack-o-Lantern
Emory University's Spoke
Georgetown's Gonzo
Grinnell College's Gum
Harvard's Demon
Harvard Lampoon
M.I.T.'s Voo Doo Magazine
Michigan State University's Puffery
Oxford's Megaphone
Princeton Tiger Magazine
Queen's University of Kingston, Ontario's Golden Words
Stanford's Chaparral
Tulane's BrouHaHa
University of British Columbia's 432
UC Berkeley's Heuristic Squelch
University of Maryland's Cow Nipple
University of Michigan's Gargoyle
University of Pennsylvania's Punch Bowl
University of Texas' Texas Travesty
University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire's Daily Chimp
Virginia Tech's Monkey Wrench
The Yale Record

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